Associate Professor
Director, Propulsion and Aerodynamics Computational Laboratory, Department of Aerospace Engineering, ERAU, Daytona Beach, (386) 226-6752

golubd1b@erau.edu

Key Areas of Expertise:
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Computational Aeroacoustics
Aeroelasticity
MDO
Fluid/Structure Interactions
Fan and Jet Noise
MAV
Propulsion Systems
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Summary
Dr. Vladimir V. Golubev received his M.S. and Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering from University of Notre Dame. Before joining ERAU in 2001, he had several years of industrial experience with the Trane Company. More recently, he was awarded summer fellowships with NASA GRC in 2002-2003, and AFRL in 2005-2007. With over 50 publications, Dr. Vladimir Golubev has an extensive experience in both theoretical and computational aeroacoustics, with current research focus in the areas of CFD and MDO applied to unsteady aerodynamics and aeroacoustics of propulsion systems. He developed several CFD analysis codes with focus on predicting complex unsteady fluid-structure interaction phenomena, with benchmark applications including unsteady aerodynamics and aeroacoustics of swirling cascade flows and unsteady rotor-stator interactions, unsteady nozzle and jet flows, high-amplitude gust-airfoil and gust-wing aeroelastic interactions, and MDO applied to optimal turbomachinery design and noise control in propulsion systems. At ERAU, he established, and is currently the director of the Propulsion and Aerodynamics Computational Laboratory (PACL).